← All changes | lib/social/includes/class-cron.php +0 -190 6.2.1 → 6.2.5 View file →

		@@ -218,56 +218,8 @@
218	218	return gmdate( $format, $scheduled );
219	219	}
220	220
221	221	/**
222		- * Schedules a single event in the WordPress CRON to refresh the access token(s)
223		- * shortly before the earliest one expires.
224		- *
225		- * Access tokens are short lived and refresh tokens are single use, so refreshing
226		- * proactively avoids requests failing with an authentication error, and avoids
227		- * several requests attempting to refresh using the same refresh token at once.
228		- *
229		- * @since 6.2.0
230		- */
231		- public function schedule_refresh_token_event() {
232		-
233		- // Clear any existing scheduled event.
234		- $this->unschedule_refresh_token_event();
235		-
236		- // Get the earliest expiry timestamp across all connected accounts.
237		- $token_expires = $this->get_earliest_token_expiry();
238		-
239		- // Bail only if no account has a refresh token.
240		- if ( $token_expires === false ) {
241		- return;
242		- }
243		-
244		- // The default number of seconds before an access token expires to refresh it.
245		- $seconds = 5 * MINUTE_IN_SECONDS;
246		-
247		- /**
248		- * The number of seconds before an access token expires to refresh it.
249		- *
250		- * @since 6.2.0
251		- *
252		- * @param int $seconds Seconds before expiry.
253		- */
254		- $seconds = apply_filters( $this->base->plugin->filter_name . '_cron_refresh_token_seconds_before_expiry', $seconds );
255		-
256		- // Determine when to refresh.
257		- $refresh_at = $token_expires - $seconds;
258		-
259		- // If the refresh time is in the past, schedule the event for 1 minute from now.
260		- if ( $refresh_at <= time() ) {
261		- $refresh_at = time() + MINUTE_IN_SECONDS;
262		- }
263		-
264		- // Schedule event.
265		- wp_schedule_single_event( $refresh_at, $this->base->plugin->filter_name . '_refresh_token_cron' );
266		-
267		- }
268		-
269		- /**
270	222	* Unschedules the refresh token event in the WordPress CRON.
271	223	*
272	224	* @since 6.2.0
273	225	*/
		@@ -273,149 +225,7 @@
273	225	*/
274	226	public function unschedule_refresh_token_event() {
275	227
276	228	wp_clear_scheduled_hook( $this->base->plugin->filter_name . '_refresh_token_cron' );
277		-
278		- }
279		-
280		- /**
281		- * Reschedules the refresh token event in the WordPress CRON, based on the expiry
282		- * of the stored access token(s).
283		- *
284		- * Called on upgrade, so that sites connected before this event existed get one
285		- * scheduled without having to reconnect, and whenever a token is issued or
286		- * refreshed, so that each token schedules the refresh of its successor.
287		- *
288		- * @since 6.2.0
289		- */
290		- public function reschedule_refresh_token_event() {
291		-
292		- $this->schedule_refresh_token_event();
293		-
294		- }
295		-
296		- /**
297		- * Returns the scheduled refresh token event, if it exists
298		- *
299		- * @since 6.2.0
300		- *
301		- * @return mixed bool | string
302		- */
303		- public function get_refresh_token_event() {
304		-
305		- return wp_get_schedule( $this->base->plugin->filter_name . '_refresh_token_cron' );
306		-
307		- }
308		-
309		- /**
310		- * Returns the scheduled refresh token event's next date and time to run, if it exists
311		- *
312		- * @since 6.2.0
313		- *
314		- * @param mixed $format Format Timestamp (false | php date() compat. string).
315		- * @return mixed bool | int | string
316		- */
317		- public function get_refresh_token_event_next_scheduled( $format = false ) {
318		-
319		- // Get timestamp for when the event will next run.
320		- $scheduled = wp_next_scheduled( $this->base->plugin->filter_name . '_refresh_token_cron' );
321		-
322		- // If no timestamp or we're not formatting the result, return it now.
323		- if ( ! $scheduled || ! $format ) {
324		- return $scheduled;
325		- }
326		-
327		- // Return formatted date/time.
328		- return gmdate( $format, $scheduled );
329		-
330		- }
331		-
332		- /**
333		- * Returns the earliest access token expiry timestamp across all connected accounts.
334		- *
335		- * Accounts holding a refresh token but no expiry timestamp are treated as due now,
336		- * returning zero, so that an event is still scheduled for them.
337		- *
338		- * @since 6.2.0
339		- *
340		- * @return mixed false | int false if no account has a refresh token.
341		- */
342		- private function get_earliest_token_expiry() {
343		-
344		- $earliest = false;
345		-
346		- foreach ( $this->base->get_class( 'settings' )->get_accounts() as $account ) {
347		- // Skip accounts with no refresh token, as there's nothing to refresh with.
348		- if ( empty( $account['refresh_token'] ) ) {
349		- continue;
350		- }
351		-
352		- // An account with no stored expiry is treated as due now, so that an
353		- // event is still scheduled for it.
354		- $token_expires = ( empty( $account['token_expires'] ) ? 0 : (int) $account['token_expires'] );
355		-
356		- // Compare against false explicitly, as a zero timestamp is a valid value
357		- // here and would otherwise be treated as "not yet set".
358		- if ( $earliest === false || $token_expires < $earliest ) {
359		- $earliest = $token_expires;
360		- }
361		- }
362		-
363		- return $earliest;
364		-
365		- }
366		-
367		- /**
368		- * Runs the refresh token CRON event, exchanging each stored refresh token that is
369		- * due to expire for a new access token.
370		- *
371		- * The API class fires an action on a successful refresh, which stores the new
372		- * access token, refresh token and expiry against the account.
373		- *
374		- * @since 6.2.0
375		- */
376		- public function refresh_token() {
377		-
378		- // Bail if the API class cannot refresh tokens, for example where the service
379		- // issues a token that does not expire.
380		- if ( ! method_exists( $this->base->get_class( 'api' ), 'refresh_token' ) ) {
381		- return;
382		- }
383		-
384		- // The default number of seconds before an access token expires to refresh it.
385		- $seconds = 5 * MINUTE_IN_SECONDS;
386		-
387		- /**
388		- * The number of seconds before an access token expires to refresh it.
389		- *
390		- * @since 6.2.0
391		- *
392		- * @param int $seconds Seconds before expiry.
393		- */
394		- $seconds = apply_filters( $this->base->plugin->filter_name . '_cron_refresh_token_seconds_before_expiry', $seconds );
395		-
396		- // Iterate through accounts, refreshing any access token that is due to expire.
397		- foreach ( $this->base->get_class( 'settings' )->get_accounts() as $account ) {
398		- // Skip accounts with no refresh token, as there's nothing to refresh with.
399		- if ( empty( $account['refresh_token'] ) ) {
400		- continue;
401		- }
402		-
403		- // Skip accounts whose access token isn't due to expire yet.
404		- if ( ! empty( $account['token_expires'] ) && (int) $account['token_expires'] > ( time() + $seconds ) ) {
405		- continue;
406		- }
407		-
408		- // Refresh this account's access token.
409		- $this->base->get_class( 'api' )->set_tokens(
410		- $account['access_token'],
411		- $account['refresh_token'],
412		- $account['token_expires']
413		- );
414		- $this->base->get_class( 'api' )->refresh_token();
415		- }
416		-
417		- // Schedule the next event based on what is now stored.
418		- $this->schedule_refresh_token_event();
419	229
420	230	}
421	231	}